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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 2, 4 January 1937, Page 2

BUSINESS IS GREAT! Wcllingtonians Have Found a Good Picture—And They're Sticking To It! 2nd Y\ EEK At the T.TNG'S THEATRE ( i-MXG'S THEATRE Dir.: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TODAY: 2.15 and 8 p.m. i GEORGE ARLISS GEORGE ABLlfcb GEORGE ARLISS GEORGE ARLISS GEORGE ARLISS GEORGE ARLISS GEORGE ARLISS GEORGE ARLISb GEORGE ARLISS GEORGE ARLISS In G.B.D.'s "EAST MEETS WEST" "EAST MEETS WEST" "EAST MEETS WEST" "EAST MEETS WEST" "EAST MEETS WEST" (Approved for Universal Exhibition) B T\E LUXE THEATRE, f| | -L'E LUXE THEATRE, | I LOWER HUTT. g TONIGHT AND TUESDAY, 7.30 p.m. ERROL FLY£X, vja de HAYILAXDi "CAPTAIN BLOOD'' "CAPTAIN BLOOD' — Also Showins — "LO UIS-SH ARKE Y EI GH T MATINEE, TUESDAY, 2 p.m. (Both tor Adult Audiences.) Plans at Peter Pan or Tel. 63-431. "SC QTATE, PETONE PETONE -TONIGHT, At 8 o'clock. SPECIAL CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. JESSIE MATTHEWS JESSIE MATTHEWS In "IT'S LOVE AGAIN" "ITS LOVE AGAIN" "IT'S LOVE AGAIN" "IT'S LO'\ E AGAIN" With ROBERT YOUNG SONNIE HALE. | Piquant Romance—Lilting Melodies—and Glorious Dancing. ! EARLY BOOKING ADVISED. Reservations and Box Plan at Theatre. Telephone 63-509. ; (Progrnmme for I. nivprsal Exhibition.) Grand opera house, RAND OPERA HOUSE. Direction Connors and Paul Productions and Sir Benjamin Fuller, TONIGHT, AT 8. COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. AN ALL NEW REVUE ENTITLED "HELLO, PROSPERITY." "HELLO, PROSPERITY." With GEORGE WALLACE, GEORGE ' WALLACE, GEORGE WALLACE, KING OF KOMICS. MIKE CONNORS AND e MIKE CONNORS AND QUEENIE PAUL, QUEENIE PAUL, In AH New Number*. The Popular Stars, MINNIE LOVE. NELLIE KOLLE,

And Lulls Fanning. Leo Trenette, Rex and Bessie, Jimmy Coates, ill Miller, Laurel Street er, Elsie Warner, Edna Hardy, Harry Lock, and Ginger James. THE MAKCELLA TRIO, THE RUSSELL BROS.. And I'ILE "SCXKIST" BEAUTY BALLET. lies'. Stall*. Cd (plus fid extra booking Dress Circle. .3s (plus Gd extra booking' fee); Hack Stalls. 2s; Gallery, Is Gd. All pins usual -tax. BOX PLAXS AT D.I.C. DANCING. Wellington's Foremost Old-time School, A XDREXE 1):\X(1XG SCHOOL, DAXCIXG SCHOOL, Mnybelle Hall, Ghuznee Street. TONIGHT! TONIGHT! All Your Favourites. Correct Instruction in Every Dance. Excellent Music. Dainty Supper, Subs., Is. Principal, E. ANDERSON. The realm ballroom TONIGHT. TONIGHT. Here We are Again. Another First-class Evening. Carry on the Good Times. Wake up and Live. Usual Subs. Late Trams Home MEETINGS. WELLINGTON MERCHANT SERVICI GUILD. rpHE GENERAL MONTHLY MEET ING of the 'Wellington Merchan Service Guild will be held in the Gtiih Rooms on TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, a 10 a.m. All Members in Port requested to at tend. F. A. MACINDOE, Secretary. EDUCATIONAL. MISS A. SUTHERLAND, F.I.P.S P.C.T. (Pitman's Cert. Teacher). Individual Tuition in Pitman's Shorthaui Touch Typewriting, English and Busines Methods ensures success. All qualifie< students in good positions. Classes resume January IS. ISO LAMBTOX QUAY (next W.F.C.A.). Interviews Friday, Jan. 15, 2 to 5.0Q p.m Telephone 53-45(3. ACCOUNTANCY STUDENTS. Enrol with TPXTIN'G'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGI J-J Printed Notes, Expert Tutors, E: ccllent results. . Moderate fees. Class and Correspondence Tuition, Office opens January 11. "Write or call i'or free Prospectus. TICKERS HOUSE, Woodward Street, Wellington. Box S26D, WELLINGTON. Telephor 4-1-406. MISCELLANEOUS. TENNIS COACHING. OOACHTNG will be available as usu during the Holidays. For appointmei please ring 41-436, or write T. S. William 56 Argentine Avenue, Miramar.